Delivery Boy Opportunity at Zomato in Sector-68, Noida

Delivery Boy Positions Open at Zomato in Sector-68, Noida

This is a straightforward full-time delivery job in Sector-68: pick up from restaurants, drop off with the customer, and repeat. Zomato handles the order flow through its app.

Job Overview

Each order starts at one of the restaurants in Sector-68: confirm the order ID with staff, pack it into your insulated bag, and ride to the customer. A full shift in Sector-68 usually involves a steady sequence of short deliveries rather than a few long trips. Earnings for this role are estimated at ₹25,000–₹32,000 per month; the more consistently you work, the closer you get to the top of the range.

This is a full-time role for anyone ready to make Sector-68 their daily working area with Zomato.

Responsibilities

  • Complete the handover politely even when the customer is delayed
  • Park responsibly at pickup and drop off points
  • Accept orders promptly when they appear in the app
  • Maintain a clean and presentable appearance while on duty
  • Handle every package with care so it arrives in good condition
  • Check that the order is sealed and complete before leaving restaurants

Eligibility Criteria

  • Smartphone with GPS and a working data plan
  • Passport size photograph for profile verification
  • Address proof
  • Valid two-wheeler insurance
  • Own two-wheeler (bike or scooter)
  • PAN card

Why Work with Zomato in Noida

The insurance cover Zomato provides during work hours gives delivery boys and their families some peace of mind. Earnings from every meal order are settled weekly by Zomato, which keeps cash flow steady for delivery boys in Noida.

Your Work Area: Sector-68, Noida

Zomato is scaling its delivery boy team in Sector-68 in step with rising restaurant orders across Noida. Most food deliveries in Sector-68 are a quick ride from restaurant to door, which is good for the meal and the rider.

Apply today to join Zomato's growing team in Sector-68, Noida.

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